...general opinion. At divorcing Agrippina he felt the deepest regret ; and upon meeting her after* wards, he looked after her with eyes so passionately expressive...was taken she should never again come in his sight. At first, however, he lived quietly and happily with Julia ; but a rupture soon ensued, which became...

...husband ; and that she was a woman of loose character, was the general opinion. At divorcing Agrippina he felt the deepest regret ; and upon meeting her...was taken she. should never again come in his sight. At first, however, he lived quietly and happily with Julia ; but a rupture soon ensued, which became...

...way on foot before it. wards, he looked after her with eyes so passionately expressive of affect1on, that care was taken she should never again come in his sight. At first, however, he lived quietly and happily with Julia; but a rupture soon ensued, which be."VIII....

.... The divorcing of Agrippina gave him the deepest regret; and on meeting her afterward he looked at her with eyes so passionately expressive of affection that care was taken that she should never again come in his sight. Surrounded by all prosperity, in the prime of life and...

...Augustus.) The divorcing of Agrippina gave him the deepest regret; and on meeting her afterward he looked at her with eyes so passionately expressive of affection that care was taken that she should never again come in his sight. After the funeral of Augustus all prayers were addressed...